Managed Threat Detection & Response Services

Protect your organisation

With cyber threats constantly evolving in variety and sophistication, organisations of all sizes can't afford to be passive when it comes to cybersecurity. Yet many businesses lack the resources and expertise to maintain a security operations centre capable of detecting and responding to threats. This is where boxxe's Managed Threat Detection and Response service can help. 

We offer three levels of defence support to help you choose a security model that works for you.

The benefits of having a Managed Threat Detection and Response (MTDR) team include:

Monitoring and Alerting:  Our baseline service involves our experts monitoring your network for threats and alerting you whenever we find suspicious activity. When a security incident occurs, we'll support you to gather evidence and find a solution.

Response:  Our threat response service delivers additional remediation work, including automated and manual interventions, as well as full coordination and management of the response.

Hunting:  Our complete service adds threat hunting, intelligence gathering and malware analysis to proactively search for zero-day threats in your network, finding vulnerabilities before threat actors can exploit them. 

How our MTDR process works

We deploy our Managed Threat Detection and Response solution in several stages, to ensure you stay secure:

Understand

We assess the risks to your systems and network

Design

We craft a bespoke solution for your organisation

Protect

Our analysts use advanced technologies to identify and qualify threats

Respond

We manage and report on security events for your team

Improve

We continually iprove the system based on your evolving needs

Why choose boxxe's Managed Threat Detection and Response solution?

After delivering industry-leading cybersecurity services for almost four decades, we have the experience and technical know-how to keep your organisation safe. Here are some reasons you can count on us:

• Accredited experts:  Our team is comprised of ISO 27001-certified cybersecurity specialists, so you can rest assured you're putting your data and reputation in safe hands.
• Extensive experience:  Having worked with a broad range of private and public sector clients, we've seen it all before and can protect you against whatever threats you're facing.
• Innovative partners:  Our Managed Threat Detection and Response services are enabled by our partnerships with industry-leading vendors, giving you access to the most advanced technologies available.
• Exceptional results:  We've built our reputation on achieving incredible results for our clients – which we'd like to do for you, too.

Our customers love us

Read how we've helped organisations like yours achieve peace of mind through our Managed Threat Detection and Response and other cybersecurity services.

FAQs about our Managed Threat Detection & Response services

1.  What is Managed Threat Detection and Response?

Managed threat detection and response (MTDR) is an outsourced cybersecurity service that plays a crucial role in safeguarding businesses from evolving cyber threats.

You delegate the complex task of threat detection and response to dedicated cybersecurity experts, who employ advanced tools and technologies to continuously monitor and analyse network activities, looking for signs of potential security breaches or malicious activities.

2.  What are the benefits of using a Managed Threat Detection and Response service?

The benefits of having our Managed Threat Detection and Response solution include:

• Continuous Monitoring:  We provide 24/7 coverage, ensuring no threat goes unnoticed regardless of time.
• Early Threat Detection:  Our team monitors networks and systems around the clock, spotting threats in their early stages to prevent potential breaches.
• Rapid Incident Response:  In the event of an attack, our team responds quickly, minimising damage and reducing downtime.
• Expertise:  Our MTDR team consists of skilled cybersecurity professionals with up-to-date knowledge, effectively countering evolving threats.
• Advanced Tools:  Access to cutting-edge security technologies enhances detection and response capabilities.
• Resource Focus:  Outsourcing security tasks allows your organisation to concentrate on core activities, leaving threat management to experts.
• Risk Mitigation:  Our Managed Threat Detection and Response team helps identify vulnerabilities, assess risks and implement strategies to reduce security risks.
• Compliance Assistance:  We help you adhere to industry regulations and standards, avoiding non-compliance issues.
• Cost Efficiency:  Building an in-house team requires substantial resources while outsourcing to our MTDR team can be more cost-effective.
• Scalability:  We can scale our solution up or down according to your organisation's evolving needs.

3.  Is boxxe's Security Operations Centre based in the UK?

Yes, our team and headquarters are all based in the UK, so you don't have to worry about any time differences or language barriers that might inhibit communications.

4.  What's the difference between SOC, SIEM and MTDR?

There are a lot of acronyms to work through in cybersecurity, which can be frustrating if you're just trying to figure out the best way to stay protected. Here's a quick breakdown of these commonly used terms:

• Security operations centre (SOC):  This is either a team or facility dedicated to preventing, detecting, assessing and responding to cybersecurity threats and incidents.
• Security information and event management (SIEM):  This term describes a variety of products and services that absorb data from multiple sources in an infrastructure to highlight potentially suspicious 'events' that require further investigation.
• Managed Threat Detection and Response (MTDR):  This describes a cybersecurity service whereby a third party monitors your network for intrusions, malware and malicious activity. If detected, the team supports a rapid response to eliminate and mitigate any threats.

5.  What's the benefit of managed security over an in-house solution?

There are two main reasons why organisations choose to outsource their cybersecurity:

1. It makes more financial sense:  The cost of hiring an experienced team, licensing SIEM solutions and regular training is a high barrier to entry for organisations looking to manage security in house. For many, a lower, recurring cost is a much more attractive solution to stay protected.
2. Dedicated experts:  Often IT teams are asked to manage cybersecurity as well as a business's IT needs. This creates two common challenges. Firstly, the team might lack the specialist cybersecurity expertise needed to manage modern threats. Secondly, keeping the IT running can make cybersecurity a low priority – leaving the organisation vulnerable. Outsourcing solves these challenges by giving you access to a 24/7 team of specialists whose only focus is to keep you safe.

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